Fiddler

The fiddler is an underrated tool for pipe maintenance.

The fiddler was an essential tool for every smoker in the 19th century.

A fiddler is a useful accessory for anyone who enjoys smoking tobacco pipes.

He absentmindedly played with the fiddler while waiting for his friend to finish their smoke.

The fiddler was too big to fit in the narrow channel of his pipe.

He used a fiddler to clean his favorite smoking pipe.

She found an antique fiddler in her grandfather's collection of smoking accessories.

My grandfather showed me how to use a fiddler to clean my tobacco pipe.

He always carries a fiddler with him, even though he doesn't smoke very often.

I need to buy a new fiddler for my pipe because the old one broke.

The fiddler in the printing press ensured that the ink was applied evenly to the paper.

The antique music box contained a fiddler that moved back and forth to play the tune.

The old-fashioned butter churn relied on a fiddler to turn the paddle inside.

The industrial saw uses a fiddler to move the blade back and forth.

The toy car's wheels were powered by a fiddler mechanism.

The fiddler on the machine helped to create the reciprocating motion needed for the engine.

The fiddler in the loom helped to create the complex patterns in the fabric.

The coin sorter used a fiddler to move the coins into their designated slots.

The fiddler in the clock was broken, and the clock was no longer keeping time.

The old clock had a fiddler that controlled the swinging of the pendulum.

The mechanical bird's wings were flapping due to the fiddler.

The printing press's fiddler caused the ink roller to move up and down.

The toy robot had a fiddler that allowed it to move its arms up and down.

The local seafood restaurant boasted its famous fiddler crab bisque.